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Reference SheetsChapter 7: Emotional Literacy

Emotional Regulation Anchor Charts

Instagram examples of emotional regulation anchor charts for early childhood classrooms.

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Emotional Regulation Anchor Charts

These Instagram examples show different approaches to emotional regulation anchor charts that you can adapt for your classroom. Anchor charts give students a visible, always-available reference for naming feelings and choosing strategies.

Tips for Effective Anchor Charts

  • Use images and words together so pre-readers can access them independently
  • Co-create with students when possible so they feel ownership
  • Place at student eye level near your calm corner or gathering space
  • Keep them simple — three to five strategies is plenty to start

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Goblin Tools Video Walkthrough

An Instagram video walkthrough explaining how to use Goblin Tools to support transitions and executive function.

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Collection of Reflection Activities

A Google Drive folder with a collection of reflection activities you can use across your day.

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